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Re: On-topic: What IS that flipper thing in the MS Kit???
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Wed, 16 Dec 1998 04:47:02 GMT
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Assuming I have figured out what you mean by "that paddle/flipper
thing", it is a kind of LEGO wrench.  You can use it to pry apart pieces
that would otherwise be too difficult for your (adult) fingers.  Try it
out - stick two new 2x2 plates together.  You can easily separate them
by sticking them on another, larger part and putting the wrench on the
top one, then tilting the wrench 'handle' down.  The top two-stud
connector works similarly on the bottom of a part.

Thanks for posting on topic - I had just about given up hope for
today...

"Jeremy Morton (Excell Data Corporation) (Exchange)" wrote:

ON-TOPIC! :)

Has anyone found a good use for that paddle/flipper thing??  Like how to
securely attach it to anything?

Jeremy Morton
a-jeremm@microsoft.com

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// Peter Pletcher                             peterp@autobahn.org
//
// A little nonsense now and then is relished by the wisest men.
//
//      - Roald Dahl (from Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory)



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